Resistant jacketing extends cable life, facilitates cleaning and remains flexible to withstand bending and twisting and enhance patient comfort
The leadwires and adaptors include color coding and labels on both ends to reduce the errors in setting up the leadwires and save time to the clinician to focus on patient care
Leadwires are electrically shielded to protect ECG signal integrity
CE Mark and American Heart Association (AHA) standards
Manufacturer
GE Healthcare
Sold By
Single Piece
How does the trunk cable's flexible jacketing improve patient comfort during ECG monitoring?
The flexible jacketing on the trunk cable enhances patient comfort by remaining pliable, allowing it to bend and twist without causing discomfort during ECG monitoring [Product Specs].
Can this trunk cable be used interchangeably with other ECG machines, or is it exclusive for the MAC 1200 and 2000?
This trunk cable is specifically designed for use with the MAC 1200 and 2000 ECG machines, and compatibility with other ECG machines is not documented [Manufacturer Info].
What are the benefits of having electrically shielded leadwires on this ECG trunk cable?
Electrically shielded leadwires on the ECG trunk cable protect the integrity of the ECG signal, ensuring accurate readings and reducing interference [Product Specs].
How should I clean and store this cable to ensure it maintains its maximum lifespan?
Clean the cable with approved disinfectants and store it in a dry, cool place to prevent damage and extend its lifespan; avoid sharp bends and coiling tightly [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any compatibility issues with older ECG machine models when using this specific trunk cable?
Compatibility with older ECG models has not been specified; it's designed primarily for the MAC 1200 and 2000 models [Manufacturer Info].
Could using this cable potentially reduce setup errors in a busy clinical environment, and if so, how?
Yes, the color-coded and labeled leadwires on both ends of the cable help reduce setup errors and save time, allowing clinicians to focus more on patient care [Product Specs].
What makes this trunk cable adhere to AHA standards, and why is that important?
This trunk cable adheres to AHA standards by meeting specific guidelines for ECG monitoring, which ensures reliability and accuracy in cardiac assessments [Industry Standards].
What real-world scenario would make this trunk cable the preferred choice over others available in the market?
In scenarios requiring durable and reliable ECG monitoring, this cable's AHA compliance and protective shielded leadwires make it a preferred choice [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
Are there any common misconceptions about this cable's usage that healthcare providers should be aware of?
A common misconception is that this cable can be used with any ECG machine; however, it is specifically designed for the MAC 1200 and 2000 models [Manufacturer Info].
GE HealthcareItem # Dealmed item number: 214723MPN Manufacturer part number: 2104723-001
Trunk Cable for ECG MAC 1200, 2000 10-Lead, AHA, EA
Resistant jacketing extends cable life, facilitates cleaning and remains flexible to withstand bending and twisting and enhance patient comfort
The leadwires and adaptors include color coding and labels on both ends to reduce the errors in setting up the leadwires and save time to the clinician to focus on patient care
Leadwires are electrically shielded to protect ECG signal integrity
CE Mark and American Heart Association (AHA) standards
Manufacturer
GE Healthcare
Sold By
Single Piece
How does the trunk cable's flexible jacketing improve patient comfort during ECG monitoring?
The flexible jacketing on the trunk cable enhances patient comfort by remaining pliable, allowing it to bend and twist without causing discomfort during ECG monitoring [Product Specs].
Can this trunk cable be used interchangeably with other ECG machines, or is it exclusive for the MAC 1200 and 2000?
This trunk cable is specifically designed for use with the MAC 1200 and 2000 ECG machines, and compatibility with other ECG machines is not documented [Manufacturer Info].
What are the benefits of having electrically shielded leadwires on this ECG trunk cable?
Electrically shielded leadwires on the ECG trunk cable protect the integrity of the ECG signal, ensuring accurate readings and reducing interference [Product Specs].
How should I clean and store this cable to ensure it maintains its maximum lifespan?
Clean the cable with approved disinfectants and store it in a dry, cool place to prevent damage and extend its lifespan; avoid sharp bends and coiling tightly [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any compatibility issues with older ECG machine models when using this specific trunk cable?
Compatibility with older ECG models has not been specified; it's designed primarily for the MAC 1200 and 2000 models [Manufacturer Info].
Could using this cable potentially reduce setup errors in a busy clinical environment, and if so, how?
Yes, the color-coded and labeled leadwires on both ends of the cable help reduce setup errors and save time, allowing clinicians to focus more on patient care [Product Specs].
What makes this trunk cable adhere to AHA standards, and why is that important?
This trunk cable adheres to AHA standards by meeting specific guidelines for ECG monitoring, which ensures reliability and accuracy in cardiac assessments [Industry Standards].
What real-world scenario would make this trunk cable the preferred choice over others available in the market?
In scenarios requiring durable and reliable ECG monitoring, this cable's AHA compliance and protective shielded leadwires make it a preferred choice [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
Are there any common misconceptions about this cable's usage that healthcare providers should be aware of?
A common misconception is that this cable can be used with any ECG machine; however, it is specifically designed for the MAC 1200 and 2000 models [Manufacturer Info].
ECG Trunk Cable 10-Lead AHA
Resistant jacketing extends cable life, facilitates cleaning and remains flexible to withstand bending and twisting and enhance patient comfort
The leadwires and adaptors include color coding and labels on both ends to reduce the errors in setting up the leadwires and save time to the clinician to focus on patient care
Leadwires are electrically shielded to protect ECG signal integrity
CE Mark and American Heart Association (AHA) standards
Manufacturer
GE Healthcare
Sold By
Single Piece
How does the trunk cable's flexible jacketing improve patient comfort during ECG monitoring?
The flexible jacketing on the trunk cable enhances patient comfort by remaining pliable, allowing it to bend and twist without causing discomfort during ECG monitoring [Product Specs].
Can this trunk cable be used interchangeably with other ECG machines, or is it exclusive for the MAC 1200 and 2000?
This trunk cable is specifically designed for use with the MAC 1200 and 2000 ECG machines, and compatibility with other ECG machines is not documented [Manufacturer Info].
What are the benefits of having electrically shielded leadwires on this ECG trunk cable?
Electrically shielded leadwires on the ECG trunk cable protect the integrity of the ECG signal, ensuring accurate readings and reducing interference [Product Specs].
How should I clean and store this cable to ensure it maintains its maximum lifespan?
Clean the cable with approved disinfectants and store it in a dry, cool place to prevent damage and extend its lifespan; avoid sharp bends and coiling tightly [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any compatibility issues with older ECG machine models when using this specific trunk cable?
Compatibility with older ECG models has not been specified; it's designed primarily for the MAC 1200 and 2000 models [Manufacturer Info].
Could using this cable potentially reduce setup errors in a busy clinical environment, and if so, how?
Yes, the color-coded and labeled leadwires on both ends of the cable help reduce setup errors and save time, allowing clinicians to focus more on patient care [Product Specs].
What makes this trunk cable adhere to AHA standards, and why is that important?
This trunk cable adheres to AHA standards by meeting specific guidelines for ECG monitoring, which ensures reliability and accuracy in cardiac assessments [Industry Standards].
What real-world scenario would make this trunk cable the preferred choice over others available in the market?
In scenarios requiring durable and reliable ECG monitoring, this cable's AHA compliance and protective shielded leadwires make it a preferred choice [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
Are there any common misconceptions about this cable's usage that healthcare providers should be aware of?
A common misconception is that this cable can be used with any ECG machine; however, it is specifically designed for the MAC 1200 and 2000 models [Manufacturer Info].
ECG Trunk Cable 10-Lead AHA
Resistant jacketing extends cable life, facilitates cleaning and remains flexible to withstand bending and twisting and enhance patient comfort
The leadwires and adaptors include color coding and labels on both ends to reduce the errors in setting up the leadwires and save time to the clinician to focus on patient care
Leadwires are electrically shielded to protect ECG signal integrity
CE Mark and American Heart Association (AHA) standards
Manufacturer
GE Healthcare
Sold By
Single Piece
How does the trunk cable's flexible jacketing improve patient comfort during ECG monitoring?
The flexible jacketing on the trunk cable enhances patient comfort by remaining pliable, allowing it to bend and twist without causing discomfort during ECG monitoring [Product Specs].
Can this trunk cable be used interchangeably with other ECG machines, or is it exclusive for the MAC 1200 and 2000?
This trunk cable is specifically designed for use with the MAC 1200 and 2000 ECG machines, and compatibility with other ECG machines is not documented [Manufacturer Info].
What are the benefits of having electrically shielded leadwires on this ECG trunk cable?
Electrically shielded leadwires on the ECG trunk cable protect the integrity of the ECG signal, ensuring accurate readings and reducing interference [Product Specs].
How should I clean and store this cable to ensure it maintains its maximum lifespan?
Clean the cable with approved disinfectants and store it in a dry, cool place to prevent damage and extend its lifespan; avoid sharp bends and coiling tightly [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any compatibility issues with older ECG machine models when using this specific trunk cable?
Compatibility with older ECG models has not been specified; it's designed primarily for the MAC 1200 and 2000 models [Manufacturer Info].
Could using this cable potentially reduce setup errors in a busy clinical environment, and if so, how?
Yes, the color-coded and labeled leadwires on both ends of the cable help reduce setup errors and save time, allowing clinicians to focus more on patient care [Product Specs].
What makes this trunk cable adhere to AHA standards, and why is that important?
This trunk cable adheres to AHA standards by meeting specific guidelines for ECG monitoring, which ensures reliability and accuracy in cardiac assessments [Industry Standards].
What real-world scenario would make this trunk cable the preferred choice over others available in the market?
In scenarios requiring durable and reliable ECG monitoring, this cable's AHA compliance and protective shielded leadwires make it a preferred choice [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
Are there any common misconceptions about this cable's usage that healthcare providers should be aware of?
A common misconception is that this cable can be used with any ECG machine; however, it is specifically designed for the MAC 1200 and 2000 models [Manufacturer Info].
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